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Asheston Eco Barns are a collection of 4 luxury self-catering cottages with an eco focus in the beautiful unspoilt county of Pembrokeshire in wild West Wales.
We are located on an old farm where we live in what was the farmhouse and we converted the existing farm buildings into beautiful and spacious holiday cottages. We are located down our own private road but we have the beautiful coastline and beaches only 3 miles away. We have installed sustainable technology such as heat pumps and a wind turbine to help reduce the carbon impact of our guests stays. Due to the integration of the technology we offer warm underfloors and plenty of hot water!
All our cottages are accessible with level entrances, wider width doorways and ramps up to the front doors plus ground floor bedrooms and wetrooms. We offer some equipment free of charge such as shower seats, toilet raisers and commodes and can arrange for the provision of further equipment such as hoists. We also provide a range of equipment for children such as cots, high chairs, stairgates and much more.
The Cart House sleeps 6 with 1 large double downstairs plus a wetroom and a further double and twin upstairs with another bathroom.
The Stables sleeps 7 with 1 large double downstairs plus a triple bunkbed room and a wetroom. There is another double and bathroom upstairs.
The Barn has 2 ensuite doubles with the groud floor having a wetroom.
The Grain Store has a double and twin downstairs plus a wetroom and a double and bathroom upstairs. Please note that this cottage is not suitable for people who are fully wheelchair dependent due to the layout of the wetroom. There is only a gap of 460mm between the basin and the bath which may prevent a full size wheelchair getting down to the shower.
We look forward to welcoming you to our stunning part of the world and we will do all we can to make your stay a relaxing and enjoyable one.
| Room / Unit Type | Room / Unit Tariff* |
|---|---|
| The Barn – short break (min 3 nights) | from £275.00 to £390.00 general pricing text |
| The Barn – weekly booking | from £555.00 to £1,120.00 per unit per week |
| The Cart House – short break (min 3 nights) | from £415.00 to £585.00 general pricing text |
| The Cart House – weekly booking | from £830.00 to £1,690.00 per unit per week |
| The Grain Store – short break (min 3 nights) | from £435.00 to £625.00 general pricing text |
| The Grain Store – weekly booking | from £875.00 to £1,745.00 per unit per week |
| The Stables – short break (min 3 nights) | from £480.00 to £685.00 general pricing text |
| The Stables – weekly booking | from £985.00 to £1,965.00 per unit per week |
*As a guide, prices are per room per night for hotels, guest houses, B&Bs and serviced apartments and per week for self-catering accommodation.
Note: Prices are a guide only and may change on a daily basis.
From London/South East:
(c.250 miles) West on M4: Stay on M4 to Bristol, Cardiff & Swansea, follow directions below.
From Midlands/North:
There are numerous ways to get to here and this is one of them.
Join the M5 from the M6 until you reach the M4 West and then follow this to the end of the motorway. Then follow directions below.
From South West:
Follow the M5 and take the M49 which then merges onto the M4 and then follow this to the end of the motorway. Then follow directions below.
Directions from the end of M4:
Take A48 to Carmarthen. Take A40 to Narberth / St. Clears onto Haverfordwest.
On reaching the roundabout outside Haverfordwest take the right exit signposted to Fishguard.
At the next roundabout go straight over towards Fishguard. At the next roundabout by the Withybush business park take second exit to A40 Fishguard. Pass the airport and Texaco garage and 400m on at the Camrose/Clarbeston Road crossroads take the left turn to Camrose.
Follow the small country lane down the hill, over a river on a narrow long stone bridge then up a hill until you reach a T-junction where you turn right to Hayscastle Cross.
Follow the road until Hayscastle Cross and take the left turn by the “Cross Inn” pub. You will now be in a narrow country lane. Follow this road to Brawdy over a crossroads down a narrow hill to a valley floor and small stream.
At the stream take the next right up the valley side, small signpost to Trefgarn Owen. Again all narrow roads with not too many passing places. Nearing the top of the hill on the right you will see telegraph poles and the turning into Asheston House. Follow the lane down to the bottom.
Alternate Scenic Route via A487 (12 miles to go):
On reaching the outskirts of Haverfordwest, go first left at the roundabout towards the town centre. At the next roundabout by Greens Landrover dealership go right following signs to St David’s A487. Stay on town centre bypass and dual carriageway.
At the next roundabout go left passing the Morrisons supermarket and at the traffic lights turn right towards St David's. At the next mini roundabout go straight over and at the next roundabout turn right following A487 signs to St. David’s. Stay on this road towards Simpson Cross, Roch & Newgale.
Pass Newgale beach and up a steep hill. At just beyond the top of the hill you come into Penycwm. Take the road on the right sign posted to Trefgarn Owen.
Follow the narrow roads past the old mainly disused Army Base at Brawdy Airfield. Keep on this road around the narrow bends and a sharp left bend. At the second right turn go into Trefgarn Owen and out again. At the cross roads turn right and Asheston House is 600m on your left.
To get the most of staying here you will need a vehicle as public transport is limited.
| Season (1 Jan 2024 - 31 Dec 2024) |
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